Twitch Chat Integration

[Zeak6464]

Twitch Chat Integration

Requirements:

1. Streamlabs Chatbot Program
2. Chatbot Twitch Account
3. Pokemon Essentials

Script:

module Graphics
  @old_update = method(:update)
  module_function
  def update
    if File.exist?('twitch.txt') && File.size('twitch.txt') > 0
      data = nil
      File.open('twitch.txt') do |f| data = f.read end
      File.delete('twitch.txt')
      begin
        eval(data)
      rescue Exception
        p $!.message
      end
    end
    @old_update.call
  end
end

Bot Example: (this is done in "Streamlabs Chatbot")

1. Go to Commands
2. Make a new command called "!additem"
3. Edit everything else for the command
4. in Response put $overwritefile("D:\Pokemon Assets\Essentials\17\twitch.txt","(0) rescue nil;Kernel.pbItemBall(:POTION)")

D:\Pokemon Assets\Essentials\17\twitch.txt is where the game reads the text file

(0) rescue nil; must be put before each code you want to run

Kernel.pbItemBall(:POTION) is the code for the game to run

Documentation:
P.E Wiki
Chatbot PDF


From Mcgriffin big WARNING!!:
To people reading this thread, please be very careful what you put in twitch.txt. Don't let any text from the Twitch chat end up in that file or you'll run the risk of letting people run harmful commands on your computer (e.g. formatting the disk, installing a keylogger, etc). To a first approximation eval is only safe for commands that you 100% wrote yourself.

 

[mgriffin]

To other people reading this thread, please be very careful what you put in twitch.txt. Don't let any text from the Twitch chat end up in that file or you'll run the risk of letting people run harmful commands on your computer (e.g. formatting the disk, installing a keylogger, etc). To a first approximation eval is only safe for commands that you 100% wrote yourself.